Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-23
REGENT PUBLICATIONS.

Among the latest of the holiday books published by J. B. Lippincott & Go. are ''Eu- dora-A Tale of Love-" by M. B. M. Poland,
 author of "Aegle and the Elfs," ''The Inca
 Princess" etc., and s'Faust-The Legend and the Poem," by William s. Walsh. Both are in elegant form, the former in linen cover with gold-line figures; drawings by H. Sid dons Mowbray and w. H. Gibson, and deco
 rations in the text by L. s. Ipsen. The
 ''Faust" contains some fifty pages, historical and descriptive, with five etchings by Her
 man Faber. These illustrative etchings
 make the volume of the most delightful of the season. The book gives only the le- gend, however, the poem having no place in it save an incidental mention. For sale in this city by Judd the bookseller.
 The Ewing Calendar for 1888 appears in more attractive form than ever. The princi- pal holy days, the anniversary of the birth and death of eminent people of letters, sci ence and art, notable historical events, etc.
 with appropriate selections from the wri- tings of Mrs. Juliana HorRtia Ewing. Above the block of selections is a representation of
 Mrs. Ewing, together with horce scenes in copper. This gives one of the most attrac- tive features of the calendar. E. 6 J. B. Young & Co.,, publishers, New York. For sale in this city by Judd the bookseller
 Ida Waughn's Alphabet book for the little ones will make their eyes sparkle with joy It is filled with such pictures as the children love, one upon each page with 8 verse be- heath. These verses are composed by Amy E. Blanchard. The whole is surrounded by 8 border in which the little ones can find their letters. It is fun for them to pick them out. J. B. Lippineott 6 Go.
 F'Prince Little Boy and Other Tales out of Fairy Land," by s. Weir Mitchell, M. D., IL. D.. is book which the children will welcome and read with delight. It contains certain stories which were in s'The Chil- dren's Hour" the Story of ''Fuz Bug, the Ety." with others of recent date. MT. Mitch ell has for long time been a favorits with the little folks, and nursery critics have re- garded him with favor. In this book he is at his best. All of the stories are full of life and interest J. B. Lippincott 6 Co.,, pulp fishers. For sale in this city by Judd the bookseller.
 Young men can read with pleasure and profit rev book by Robert Collyer, ''Talks to Young Men," Various phases of life are touched upon in twelve lectures. Of these ''The Joy of Youth,'' ''Godlike Tempta- tions," s'The Primitive Idea of a Good Wife" 'fDebt, D "A Noble Anger" and "The Companionship of Good Books" are the most interesting. The book has grown out of the impulse of 8 great heart to speak to those whose life lies before them upon deep and vital questions. This impulse guides the aus thor in right channels, and he deals with questions of which we need to know. Lee 6 Shepard, publishers, Boston. For sale in this city by Judd the bookseller.
 ssLittle Peter-A Christmas Morality" is fine little book for children of any ze, writ- ten by Lucas Malet, author of "Celone1 En- derby's Wife," etc. The author has genu- inc hold upon his readers and takes them along with him throughout the story. The | numerous illustrations made by Paul Hardy | make it dopbly interesting for the children | of younger age. D. Appleton & Co.,, pub- | fishers New York For sale in this city by | Judd the bookseller.
 'sWeather" is the latest volume of the Ins | ternational Scientific series It is a popular | exposition of the nature of weather changes | from day to day, by the Hon. Ralph Aber- cromby, fellow of the Royal Meteorological society, London. The object of the book is the same that of the other volumes of the series, to place before the general reader short but clear picture of the modern as~ poets of the science of which it treats. It | sketches the great principles of the science | as whole, with the conclusions as to the acs | tual nature of weather to which meteorolo- ] gists have been led It fills a place hereto- | fore vacant. D. Appleton & Co.,, publish- 1 CTS. For sale in this city by Judd the book | seller.
 'sThe Lawyer, the Statesman and the | Soldier" by George s. Bo utwell, is little volume composed of sketches of Rufus | Choate, the lawyer; Daniel Webster, the | statesman President Lincoln, the states | man and hberator; and General Grant, the soldier and statesman. The articles are l studies of these eminent men and much of interest and fact is woven into them. The 1 author writes from the standpoint of per- sonal friendship. The rule by which he l writes is that we value a man by the l measure of his strength at the place where | he is strongest. Error and weakness may mar the man, but they cannot qualify the | greatness achieved. D. Appleton 6 Co.,, | city by Judd the bookseller
 t'Pre-Glacial Man and the Aryan Race," | by Lorenzo Burge, is history of creation | and of the birthplace and wanderings of | man In central Asia from B. c. 32500 to | B. c. 5000, with a history of the Aryan | race from B. O. 150oO; their rise and | progress and the promulgation of the first l revelation; their spiritual decline and de. | struction; and the inroad of the Turanians Also an exposition of the law governing | the formation and duration of the glacial | period A chapter on the deluge it's cause, locality and extent and an account of the | "Oannes Myth" Lee 6 Shepard, publish CTS. For sale in this city by Judd the book seller.
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